2x2 Build

[jdogg]

Hey Wardog!! How about a walk around video?!! :thumbsup:

 

[Inventorpardue]

Hey Wardog!! How about a walk around video?!! :thumbsup:

x2 :thumbsup:

 

[delray]

great job engineering and making it work. enjoyed watching the video's.
specially when you went to shift it.....:thumbsup:

 

[massacre]

That is wicked cool you did a great job! Smart and efficient, looks great too, wow!

 

[WLB]

Absolutely awesome.:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

 

[JKautoFab]

what no mud bogging? i want to see offroad video asap!! awesome build!

 

[rugblaster]

Paint it olive drab, put a leather scabbard on there with a police riot 12 gauge.

You could probably sell those to the military for 2.5 million a piece.

Keep your fingers safe. :gunsmilie:

 

[wardog]

Thanks for the compliments everyone.

I am going to Stoney Lonesome OHV park this weekend to test her offroad. I will do a detailed walk around video, and get some 2 wheel mud slangin action.
I'm still undecided on the paint scheme, but I just watched the new Mad Max, and now I'm thinking full post apocalypse, ha.

Here is the receiver cradle I made for it. None of the manufactured ones were even remotely wide enough. Tested it all the way to west TX for a hog hunt.... worked awesome.

 

[wardog]

great job engineering and making it work. enjoyed watching the video's.
specially when you went to shift it.....:thumbsup:

Thanks. The jockey shift is pretty sketchy at slower speeds and really sketchy on bumpy terrain, but it looks cool, ha.

 

[MJL]

Hey Wardog, any chance you could reupload some pics and videos?

 

[Tom S.]

Ooh, I saw that bike at the races last summer, and posted vid somewhere. I'll look for it.

 

[Tom S.]

Here's some vid of his other bike.

[video=youtube;lm7vH-l3qv4]https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=4&v=lm7vH-l3qv4[/video]

 

[wardog]

Here are some pics. I just sold this bike thos past weekend to a really cool guy from Portland. He is a bike enthuiast and I'm happy it went to a good home. I'm sure he will be bringing it to some bike shows so maybe Ill see it again.

 

[wardog]

 

[MJL]

Thanks! That was an awesome build! Did you warn the new owner that it would eat your fingers?

 

[MolonLabe420]

Thats an awesome build, great job!
Where can I buy parts for a fwd setup?

Also on a side note, Photobucket sucks and none of the pictures (of progress) show up in the thread... going to your photobucket page to see stuff drove me crazy because the site is infected with pop-up after pop-up and advertisments EVERYWHERE! (I hate Google!)

 

[wardog]

Yea I warned the new owner about the hazards of so many chains, but I'm not too worried about it as long as he leaves the new chainguards I built in place.


The only special parts a fwd bike are a universal joint for the steering, and an overrunning coupler for the "differential". All the other parts are just like regular rear drive parts, and I got most of them from OldMiniBikes. I got the u joint from Surplus Center, and the overrunning coupler from Tractor Supply.

 

[MolonLabe420]

Any chance you have a parts list and part numbers maybe?